Every business owner knows the value of an exceptional business card or color postcard, if they’ve ever had one. They’ve SEEN their customers wowed by something so small. Unfortunately however, whether you need your customers to look through the latest product catalogue, or maybe...
Are you a Mac or a P...
posted by Cassandra
Below is a funny and smart chart that defines the similarities and differences between Mac and PC people’s taste, lifestyle, education and more… It is a well know fact that I, Cassandra Bryan, am a full fledged Mac. I think I own almost every product that apple makes and spend most...
How to create a new ...
posted by Cassandra
This posting is intended for my clients that I have created an HTML template in their iContact account. Below is a screen shot of the iContact interface explaining how to successfully create a new message using a template already within your account: (Click to enlarge image) iContact –...
Watch My Movie
posted by Cassandra
Last week Nicholas Barton of Prestigious Films shot my video for my company Cassandra Bryan Design to appear on WichitaInPerson.com. I could not be more happy with how the video turned out. I would strongly suggest having a WichitaInPerson listing to any business owner. This new video...
Dropbox – The...
posted by Cassandra
Making sure that my files are securely backed up is one of my greatest concerns being a graphic designer. I have tons of client files that must be safe from a computer crash, natural disaster, or accidental deletion. I now use Dropbox and life is great! Dropbox is the easiest way to store,...
Resolution
posted by Cassandra
The resolution of an image is very important in determining the size and quality of the print or screen view. Resolution is measured in dpi (dots per inch). You need 300dpi for a high quality print and 72dpi for good screen resolution (for website images). FOR PRINT - Many times people...
Why IE Sucks: How ca...
posted by Cassandra
Why IE Sucks: How can I resist such an easy target: the IE version switch
Lesson 1 – CMY...
posted by Cassandra
CMYK stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black, the four process color inks. Whenever you have to print anything it is important to know how many colors your project requires. The more colors, the more the job will cost. If you are printing anything with full color photographs you will want...